The site was a cut-price alternative to the nearby country club set.
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Let's hope so — sure beats ginning up more tax breaks for the country club set.
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She waltzes in to her country club-set party with a show-stopping squad — with both girls and boys.
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It was them against the world, two kids with secondhand clubs and generic clothing taking on the country club set.
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Architecture Review One of the city's best new works of public architecture sounds like a perk for the country club set.
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His television shows aimed to build a broad audience that was not limited to the country club set of high Republican politics.
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During the 1960s, a new meritocratic elite began pushing aside the country club set, with the reform of Yale's admissions procedures epitomizing a much broader national trend.
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Like Madoff targeting the Jewish country club set in Palm Beach orStanford going after retirees in the oil patch, Palladino played to the West Roxbury neighborhood of working class people seeking safe investments.
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But if the country-club set does spearhead a successful Democratic campaign in November, Mr Schumer will at last be able to claim that his electoral analysis from 2016 was simply early, rather than wrong.
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Qwill decides to accept an invitation to stay at Lori and Nick Bamba's Domino Inn so that he can nose around a bit. Qwill finds out that the country club set own a part of the island that they call Grand Island that includes an exclusive marina. He also finds out that the long established islanders call the island Providence Island (thanking Providence for their rescue from shipwrecks) and don't really care for the country club set, but strongly dislike the tourists. Qwill rescues Elizabeth Applehardt, the strange young daughter of one of the most elite families in the country club set, after a snake bite incident.
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Crosby was the longest-running Kraft Music Hall host, from 1936 through 1946. His casual style and humorous easy-going banter made the show tops with the young "country club" set. The average listener was 21 during this period, compared to the average age of 11 at the movie houses.
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The Butenschoen House is a single story brick house. It is located on a spacious corner lot on the Midland Country Club, set well back from the road. It has an intersecting hip roof with deep eaves. The front facade has a broad blank garage wall on one end, is balanced by large living room windows on the other.
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"Huckabee, From Hope to Higher Ground, pp. 6–7 Dick Morris, who had previously worked for Bill Clinton, advised Huckabee on his races in 1993, 1994, and 1998. Huckabee commented that Morris was a "personal friend". A newspaper article reported on Huckabee's 1993 win: "Morris said the mistake Republicans always make is that they are too much of a country club set.
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Clarendon House. 4th + Clarendon." The San Francisco Examiner on October 20, 1976, reported that Maricopa County District Attorney Donald Harris "said a conspiracy by 'the country club set' was more likely than Mafia involvement in the June 2 bombing that fatally wounded Bolles.... The mob doesn't kill cops and reporters. This is not a Mafia case." The article stated "Bolles, 47, frequently wrote about land fraud.
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The next day Betty runs into Gio, who tells her he is excited she is writing an article on Phil Roth ... only to tell Betty the Phil Roth in question is not the famous author but one who write books on picking up women. Betty is unhappy at how their interview goes, as Phil Roth has a bad attitude towards woman, and successfully uses his technique on Amanda. Betty takes Amanda and walks out of the interview. Daniel spends the day trying to get Claire to leave his apartment, but with Alexis at a transgender meeting and Claire shunning the country club set, she doesn't have anywhere to go.
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He looks the other way and sees a candidate supported by rich > business and by what is called the country-club set. He's paying $1.20 a > gallon for gasoline [then considered excessive by many] and reading about > huge profits for the oil companies. One candidate has his children in public > school, like he does, while the other one is paying hundreds of dollars a > month to keep his children in private schools. ... In the emotional turmoil, > the voter realizes there are the 'haves' and the 'have-nots', and he knows > which one he is, and they feel drawn to stick with their own kind.
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Rikidōzan's expensive apartment in Japan, called "the Riki Mansion", as it existed in 2007 Aside from pro wrestling, Rikidōzan was a businessman and began acquiring properties such as nightclubs, hotels, condominiums and boxing gyms. Rikidōzan’s luxurious apartment, known as Riki Mansion, is located in Akasaka, Tokyo and is recognisable for the large "R" printed on the side of the building. Rikidōzan also owned a 9-storey "Riki Sports Palace" in Shibuya, Tokyo, which included a bowling alley, a pool room, a bar known as "Club Riki", and a restaurant known as "Riki Restaurant". Shortly before his death, Rikidōzan had purchased land in Lake Sagami and had begun work on a large scale golf course to be known as "Lakeside Country Club", set to feature facilities such as a shooting range, indoor skate rink, hotel, and more along the shore of Sagami Lake.
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